Cape Canaveral, located midway between Jacksonville and Miami along Florida’s Space Coast, is not only the hub of our nation's space program but it also is a shining example of how an active engagement from local groups and investment from local government can result is a beautiful example of how any beach can be transformed into a welcoming, accessible vacation oasis.

Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, Panama City Beach is located in the Northwest region of Florida. One of the best parts of visiting Panama City Beach is all of the fresh seafood you get to eat

Accessibility Features: There is a wooden walkway ramp  that connects with a smooth rubber beach mat called a Mobi-Mat. Beach mats are great for manual and power wheelchairs alike, and can be helpful for walkers and canes, as well.

The beach is accessible via ramps and wooden walkways. However, one of the strong appeals to this area for disabled travelers is the ability to go snorkeling and diving. A few local companies specialize in outfitting wheelchair users for underwater experiences. Boats feature lifts for easy transfer on and off, making this a great, safe way to explore the underwater sea life.

Crandon Park Beach, Florida on Key Biscayne 

Non-motorized beach wheelchair rentals at Crandon Park Beach on Key Biscayne allows easy travel over not-so-easy terrain thanks to big balloon wheels.  This barrier island beach shows off the best of tropical Florida, not the least of which is the glittering blue water of the Atlantic on one side and Biscayne Bay on the other.